Senator for Kaduna Central in the 8th Senate, Shehu Sani has condemned Boko Haram’s beheading of 43 rice farmers in Zabarmari community, Jere LGA of Borno State which has been dubbed #ZabarmariMassacre on social media.
Sani, like other Nigerians, took to Twitter on Sunday morning to decry the Saturday afternoon incident.
Explaining the magnitude of #ZabarmariMassacre, he noted that the killing of 43 rice farmers in one fell swoop equated to wiping out President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet.
The current federal cabinet comprises 43 ministers.
He wrote, “If you wish to know or imagine what it’s like to massacre 43 people. (It) is like almost wiping out the entire Federal Cabinet.
“Or like picking one person per state including the FCT with additional 6 people representing the geopolitical zones.”
Sani, who is a human rights activist, described #ZabarmariMassacre as a “tragedy of unimaginable proportion”.
For the sake of emphasis, here are the 43 ministers with their portfolios:
| Minister of Justice Attorney General[8] |
Abubakar Malami | 2015–present | ||
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Minister of Foreign Affairs | Geoffrey Onyeama | 2015–present | |
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Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning | Zainab Ahmed | 2018–present | |
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Minister of Defence | Bashir Salihi Magashi | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Education | Adamu Adamu | 2015–present | |
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Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment[9] | Richard Adeniyi Adebayo | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Labour and Employment | Chris Ngige | 2015–present | |
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Minister of Federal Capital Territory | Mohammed Musa Bello | 2015–present | |
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Minister of Science and Technology | Ogbonnaya Onu | 2015–present | |
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Minister of Mines and Steel Development | Olamilekan Adegbite | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Interior | Rauf Aregbesola | 2019–present | |
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Minister Of State for Budget and National Planning | Clement Agba | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Works and Housing | Babatunde Fashola | 2015–present | |
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Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development | Sabo Nanono | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Transportation | Rotimi Amaechi | 2015–present | |
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Minister of Power | Saleh Mamman | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Health | Osagie Ehanire | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Women Affairs | Pauline Tallen | 2019–present | |
| Minister of Niger Delta | Godswill Akpabio | 2019–present | ||
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Minister of Information and Culture | Lai Mohammed | 2015–present | |
| Minister of Environment | Muhammad Mahmood | 2019-present | ||
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Minister of Water Resources | Suleiman Adamu | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Youth and Sports | Sunday Dare | 2019–present | |
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Minister for Aviation | Sirika Hadi | 2015–present | |
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Minister of State for Environment | Sharon Ikeazor | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Foreign Affairs | Zubair Dada | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development | Ikechukwu Ogah | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Health | Adeleke Mamora | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Labour and Employment | Festus Keyamo | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Power | Goddy Jedy Agba | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Works and Housing | Abubakar D. Aliyu | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Education | Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba | 2015–present | |
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Minister of State for Agriculture and Rural Development | Mustapha Baba Shehuri | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Niger Delta | Tayo Alasoadura | 2019 | |
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Minister of Police Affairs | Maigari Dingyadi | 2019–present | |
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Minister for Communication | Isa Ali Pantami | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment | Maryam Katagum | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Petroleum | Timipre Sylva | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development | Sadiya Umar Faruk | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Transportation | Gbemisola Saraki | 2019–present | |
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Minister of Special Duties and International Affairs | George Akume | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Federal Capital Territory | Ramatu Tijani | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for Science and Technology | Mohammed Abdullahi | 2019–present |
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